You will find the Ministry of Culture in this listed building at Brunkebergstorg. So Parisa Liljestrand, the Minister for Culture, might be hiding in here. She is responsible for the new Swedish Cultural Canon, and that have been in the news for all the wrong reasons as the cultural elite dislikes her very much, but you can't please everyone I guess. The building was designed by the architect Erik Josepson back in the 1890s, for an insurance company, back then it also had apartments, but they are long gone. The style is Palladian architecture. This is a panorama from twelve photos, photographed with the Canon 77D, using the 60mm lens. I will try to get a photo of the whole facade next time.
7 comments:
Little photo for 12 shots.
Tight area this. A building behind me, stuff in the way left and right. I will try again, I have seen good photos of the building so I should be able to get a good shot I think.
I adore windows they are the heart and soul of anywhere! Whether you're looking in or out! great capture.
Thank you for the lovely capture of windows, of which I'm a fan!
It is very stately.
I have a Flickr album with hundreds of window photos. A bit of an addiction.
The architecture reveals the unique character of the city buildings
Post a Comment